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I am making up for a bad freshman year and will be doing my last 3 semesters 18-19 hours each..I am pursuing a history minor mostly because I only need 3 more classes since I am an ex-History Major. I dont need a minor but i still really like history, the problem is I am getting into my more serious and difficult psychology courses and I have to take upper level history classes (such as the history course i am taking next semester is with a graduate level Professor and there r 8 books required for the course)..I am afraid I will burn myself out before i even get to graduate school but a minor would help me to get those filler classes required for the 128 credits to graduate
I am torn between continuing with the history minor idea and taking difficult upper level classes that will take away my concentration on my psych classes or just taking random low level courses which will bore me to tears..I am hoping to get my MSW after graduationand I am wondering if i should continue with the minor because i feel it does add to my education by learning different social and economic histories or should i ditch it and concentrate on my core psychology classes?
Thanks
I am torn between continuing with the history minor idea and taking difficult upper level classes that will take away my concentration on my psych classes or just taking random low level courses which will bore me to tears..I am hoping to get my MSW after graduationand I am wondering if i should continue with the minor because i feel it does add to my education by learning different social and economic histories or should i ditch it and concentrate on my core psychology classes?
Thanks